Supreme Court of India
Victoria v. K.V. Naik and Ors.
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Kera/a Land Refonns Act, 1963 : Ss. 2(25) Explanation IV, 4( )(l)(b), 13 and 125(3)-Mortgage of land-Suit for redemption-Mortgagee claiming fixation of tenure and in alternative claiming deemed Kudikidappu rights-Trial Court negatived the plea-Final decree passed-Trial Court, however, observed that claim regard ing Kudikidappu rights could only be raised at the time of execution-High Court held the plea as barred by res judicata-Held, since in the suit the plea had been raised and negatived, it was not open to mortgagee to raise the plea after passing of the final decree that he was entitled
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